ANT 353 Language and Culture

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Welcome to Language and Culture, a major core course in Anthropology and an Upper Division GE Synthesis course (C4). You can also use the course as a support course for the Digital Media Minor program.

The web site has been updated for Spring 2008. Class begins Tues., April 1st, 8:00 a.m. in 5:143.

Fun with language: a homophonic poem. http://www.aescon.com/aesconsulting/french/num1.htm#3

 

 
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You can get directly to the files for these materials from here, if you like.
 Syllabus project topics languages
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units of study other resources 104 syllabus
or you can go back to the instructor's home page or go to the Anthropology of Language home page. Ant 353 builds upon lower division work in anthropology, especially the Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology, Ant 104, and the Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Ant 102. Introduction to Biological Anthropology, Ant 101, is highly recommended as well.

As an upper division synthesis course in the Humanities, Language and Culture requires that you have done at least some of the courses called for in C1, C2, and C3.

If you're still interested in following this line of inquiry, wonderful!
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